texts: <mask> is an English singer, disc jockey, television presenter and radio host who presents the Monday–Thursday late night show on the Capital Network. He hosted The Official Big Top 40 chart show on Sunday afternoons in the UK. He is a member of the boyband JLS, who were runners-up in the fifth series of The X Factor. JLS got back together in February 2020. He hosted The Voice UK and created a DJ-Producer-dance act. On 18 March 1985, <mask> was born in London. He is the son of a Jamaican father and an Anglo-Scottish mother and is the middle child between two brothers.Simon Webbe created a band called VS which was formed and released an album before they split. From 2000 to 2003 he played the role ofRobbie Waring in Holby City for 14 episodes. At the age of 14, he starred in a children's programme called K-Club, which helped people with computers and how they work. Career Beginnings and The X Factor's Oritsé Williams decided to get into the music business. Williams formed his own boy band after being rejected by a number of boy bands and met <mask> who was a member of the band. He was cast in the children's programme Fun Song Factory because of his athletic ability. He was the last one to join the group.They became friends and were called UFO. Tracklacers came up with a sound called "Jack the Lad Swing", combining the phrase "Jack the Lad" with the urban music of jack swing. They won the Best Unsigned Act award at the Urban Music Awards in late 2007, thanks to their mash-up of "Beautiful Girls" and "Ben E. King", both by Sean Kingston. "Slap Ya Elbow" was their second single. One of the first songs to be written by the group was produced by DJ Triz. After auditioning for the fifth series of The X Factor, they had to change their name because it was already being used by another group, so they decided to go with the name JLS (an initialism of Jack the Lad Swing, the style created with Tracklacers some months ago). After the elimination of girl groups Bad Lashes and Girlband in the first two weeks of The X Factor, the judges called JLS the best band to come out of the competition.JLS were in the bottom two with Rachel. Thanks to votes from Walsh, Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell, they survived. JLS did not deserve to be in the bottom two according to the man who cast the deciding vote. JLS received negative comments from two of the four judges, but after their second performance, "You Light Up My Life", Cowell commented that they were "back in the game". "Umbrella" and "I'm Already There" were performed by JLS in week 9. They would win the competition. Their version of the winner's song, "Hallelujah", was performed by the other finalist.Burke won the competition after the public voted for the second time. The fourth band made the final. Following their success on The X Factor, Simon Cowell's record company, Syco, was going to sign JLS, however, they decided to focus onAlexandra Burke. The band signed a record contract with the label in January 2009, and their manager thought they would be a good fit. JLS signed to a record label after appearing on The X Factor. Their first two singles "Beat Again" and "Everybody in Love" both went to number one on the UK Singles Chart. The band's self-titled debut album has sold over one million copies in the UK.JLS won two awards at the 2010 BRIT Awards. They won several awards for their song "Beat Again" at the Mobo Awards in 2009. They won two awards at the 2010 MOBO Awards. They won Best Video for "Do You Feel What I Feel?" at the 2012 MOBO Awards. They won the title of the UK's hardest-working band for two years in a row. " Everybody in Love" was the debut US single of JLS, but it failed to chart. "The Club Is Alive", the lead single from their second studio album, was released in the UK in July 2010 and earned the band their third number-one on the UK Singles Chart.The group's fourth UK number one was "Love You More", the official single for Children in Need. Their fifth UK number one was their single "She makes me wanna". Their debut album and single was one of The X Factors top ten biggest-selling debut singles and albums. More than 10 million records have been sold by JLS. They are the 16th richest reality TV stars in the UK with an estimated fortune of £24 million. He signed with an acting agent in December of 2012 in hopes of landing a part in a credible show that would give him the platform to launch a career in acting after JLS ended. The band decided to split after their fifth album and tour.They released their last book as a band on October 24, 2013). The last night of JLS' "Goodbye - The Greatest Hits Tour" 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 A new dance group featuring The White N3RD and JKAY was announced on social networking sites. Their first single, "Resonance", was released in October of last year. It was at number 13 on the week of October 18. "Revive (Say Something)" was number 17 in the UK charts in February 2015. "Best is Yet to Come" was aired on 5 February 2016 and was released in April of that year."The Weekend Lives on Capital" began on the Capital network on Friday evenings between 7pm and 10pm as the official start of "Friday Night Capital". On January 5, 2014, <mask> replaced Rich Clarke on The Vodafone Big Top 40, which airs on Sundays from 4pm to 7pm on Capital, Heart, and over 100 commercial music radio stations. He left the show. The Capital Late Show, which runs Monday-Thursday 10pm-1am, will be taken over by <mask>. The One Love Manchester on Global Radio stations was co-presented by <mask>. He co-presented This Morning with his wife Rochelle on August 23, 2013. The couple hosted stand-in shows until 2015.Holly Willoughby hosted the Surprise Surprise programme. Reggie Yates' replacement for the third series of The Voice UK was announced in September. He hosted series 3, 4 and 5. The show moved to ITV without the co-presenter. Rochelle <mask> co-presented the Children in Need appeal with her husband. He played Apollo Creed on the picture show. On 20 November, it was announced that Rochelle and Humes would be co-hosting a music quiz show.The Hit List was recommissioned for a second series later in the year. The third series was scheduled to air in 2020. The first male presenter in the 21 year history of the show, as well as an all male panel, was presented by Humes on 19 November 2020. In September 2010, a "<mask> doll" was launched with the other three members of JLS. The dolls were updated for the album launch. Durex collaborated with JLS to create a condom range called "Just Love Safe", with each member of the group having their own box and <mask>'s box being green. The hoodie range was released by JLS.In 2010, JLS endorsed Nintendo Wii Party. The Walkers "Make sandwich more exciting" advertising campaign featured a performance by JLS along with other celebrities such as Gary Lineker and Pamela Anderson. The Menswear ambassador for Next was announced in May 2020. The JLS Foundation was founded to raise money for six charities, including Cancer Research UK. The foundation is still going strong despite the split. The JLS number one single "Love You More" went to Children In Need. JLS performed at the " Children In Need Rocks Manchester" concert in 2012JLS appeared on Children In Need for the last time in 2013). JLS appeared in comedy sketches with Miranda Hart and James Corden to raise money for Comic Relief. JLS appeared in VT's across the night in Uganda for Sport Relief. JLS hosted a charity concert and did the Sport Relief Mile, as well as releasing the official sport relief charity single "Proud", which peaked at number 6 in the chart. In total, JLS have recorded five charity singles, including a cover of "Hero" as part of the X Factor 2008 finalist. Four of the charity singles were number one on the UK Singles Chart. "The Marvin Humes Channel" is a website and app that allows you to catch up on <mask>'s activity 24 hours a day."The channel has stopped. <mask> has a website. Humes is a fan of the football team. Michael Jackson is his biggest inspiration. The Saturdays singer Rochelle Wiseman was married to <mask>. They have four children, two daughters and a son. He was nominated for "Celebrity Dad of the Year" but lost to Mo.He played for England in the 2016 Soccer Aid. 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texts: <mask> is an American attorney and politician who is a U.S. representative from Texas. He has represented the 35th congressional district in Texas since 1995 and is a member of the Democratic Party. <mask> is the only Democrat in Austin. The justice of the Texas Supreme Court was previously a member of the Texas State Senate. The son of Alyce Paulin and <mask> was born in Austin. His maternal grandparents were from Sweden. He received a bachelor's degree in business administration and a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Texas at Austin, where he served as student body president his senior year.He joined the Chi Alpha Fraternity while attending the University of Texas at Austin. Doggett was a member of the Texas Senate from 1973 to 1985. He lost to Phil Gramm in the 1984 United States Senate election in Texas. The Texas Commission on Human Rights, as well as a law outlawing "cop killer" bullets and a "sunset law" requiring periodic review of government agencies, were authored by Doggett. He gained attention in 1979 as a member of the "Killer Bees", a group of 12 Democratic state senators who opposed a plan to move the state's presidential primary to March 11. The goal was to give former governor John Connally a leg up on the 1980 Republican nomination. The Killer Bees wanted a closed primary.When the proposal was rejected, they walked out of the chamber and left the Senate short of a quorum. Five days later, the bill was withdrawn. In 1989 <mask> became a justice of the Texas Supreme Court and a professor at the University of Texas School of Law. In 1994 <mask> was elected to the House of Representatives in the 10th district after Jake Pickle retired. He was one of the few Democrats to win an open seat. Doggett defeated <mask>, who was the Republican nominee, for reelection in 1996. It was the second election in a row in which he defeated a black female Republican.After his first reelection, <mask> won around 85% of the vote, facing only Libertarian opponents. The 10th was once a bastion of liberalism in Texas and was once represented by Lyndon Johnson. Austin, which had been in the 10th district for more than a century, was split into three districts by the Texas Legislature. The new 10th district is heavily Republican and stretches from north central Austin to the Houston suburbs. The 25th district consisted of a long tendril stretching from Austin to McAllen on the Mexican border. The bacon strip was called "the fajita strip" because of its shape. The Democratic primary is the real contest in the heavily Democratic, majority-Hispanic district.He won both the primary and general election. The 23rd district's lines were found to violate the rights of Latino voters by the United States Supreme Court. The heavily Democratic and majority-Latino Laredo area was removed from the 23rd and replaced by several heavily Republican areas near San Antonio. If the 23rd was ever redrawn to put Latinos in a minority, an acceptable majority-Latino district had to be created in its place. The voting population of the new 23rd was only 45% Latino. The 23rd wasn't an acceptable Latino-majority district. The impression was created that it had been drawn to pick up as many Latinos as possible without regard to compactness because the two Latino communities in the district were more than 300 miles apart.Five districts between El Paso and San Antonio were forced to be redrawn due to the size of the 23rd. In the 2006 election, <mask> picked up several suburbs southeast of the city and regained most of his old base in Austin. His closest race since 1996 was in 2010, when he was held to only 52 percent of the vote. In 2012 it was reported that the new Congressional maps in Texas turned <mask>'s district into a strongly Republican one. <mask>'s old territory was split into five districts by the new map. His home was placed in a new, heavily Republican 25th district stretching from east Austin all the way to the fringes of Fort Worth. The 35th district is a majority-Hispanic district stretching from San Antonio to eastern Austin.East of the 35th was <mask>'s home. It appeared that the Republican-controlled state legislature had gerrymandered the district by packing as many Democrats in the San Antonio-Austin corridor into it as possible. "The Republican Party is determined to make the Democratic Party a party of minorities, just like they are determined to make it difficult for an Anglo Democrat to be elected to Congress from Texas," Doggett said. He said that the Republicans were trying to reduce Austin's clout in Congress by denying it an opportunity to have a district that reflects the capital city. He joked that he would live in a Winnebago to be able to run in the newly created 35th if he chose to run in the 25th. Doggett was going to face Castro in the 35th district primary. Castro was seen as a "rising star" in the Democratic party and the race was described as the biggest threat to Doggett's survival yet.Castro was accused of working with Republicans. The Republican House Redistricting Committee said that any discussions with Castro took place after the area for the district was decided. The incumbent of the 20th district, Charlie Gonzalez, announced his retirement. <mask> decided to run in the 35th district. If he won, he would move into the district. According to political commentators, <mask> had a huge amount of funding, but was attempting the difficult leap from local office to Congress, while Romo had the district numbers in her favor. He stressed his long tenure as a progressive Democrat and said he wanted to defend Social Security, Medicare, and national health care.The campaign stressed her tax knowledge and CPA license, focusing on her potential to help with tax reform and economic growth. <mask> won the primary with over 70% of the vote. He did well in San Antonio, an area he had never before represented. He was heavily favored to win the general election in the heavily Democratic district. He became the first Anglo Democrat to represent a significant portion of San Antonio since 1985 after defeating Susan Narvaiz in the general election. The 12th House term was won by <mask>. He defeated Narvaiz with 123,612 votes, which was 63.1%.Two other candidates held 5.4% of the vote. Texas gained two congressional seats after the 2020 census. In October of 2021, <mask> announced that he would run for reelection in the state's new 37th district rather than his current 35th. Austin was split between five districts on the previous congressional map, and the Republican members of Congress who represented the area began facing closer reelection margins later in the decade due to the city's overwhelmingly Democratic voting patterns. Republican state legislators decided to draw a new district in order to bolster their margins in surrounding districts. <mask>'s decision to run in the 37th district creates a void in the 35th district, which runs along I-35 from Austin to San Antonio. The winner of the Democratic primary will be sworn in to the 118th Congress in January 2023.One of only three white male Democratic House members from Texas in the 113th Congress, Doggett was from a state with mostly Republicans and minority members of the Democratic Party. Doggett is the only white male Democrat in Congress since Green and O'Rourke retired. He is one of the most liberal white Democrats from a Southern district, and one of the most liberal people ever to represent Texas in Congress. Roll Call's David Hawkings described his tax and environmental policies as "muscular progressivism". When Bonior was leading an effort to diminish Gingrich's power by raising questions about his ethics, Doggett was a frequent critic of him. He is an ally of Nancy Pelosi. He supported her successful bid for Democratic leader in 2002.The Austin Outpatient Clinic was the largest veterans' clinic in the country when it opened in 2011. He supported the Missions National Park being named a UNESCO World Heritage site. Doggett is a leading advocate for campaign finance reform. He is a member of the Ways and Means Committee. Tax incentives for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and a nationwide Silver Alert system have been authored by Doggett. He was a ranking member of the Human Resources Subcommittee and the Tax Policy Subcommittee. His priorities were education, health care, preventing child abuse, reducing prescription drug prices, fighting poverty, and eliminating multinational tax shelters and loopholes.Doggett is pro-choice. He voted against a bill that would have banned partial-birth abortions. The NARAL gave him a 100%. He voted for the bill to provide federal funding for stem cell research. Environmental preservation is supported by <mask>. He is one of the leading opponents in the House of drilling for oil in Alaska. The League of Conservation Voters gave Doggett a 100% rating, indicating that he supports the group's interpretation of environmental preservation.He wrote climate change legislation that would have gone further to reduce greenhouse gases than the bills his party's leaders supported. The American Clean Energy and Security Act would have established an emissions trading system for American producers of carbon dioxide. He said it was a difficult decision. If I acted in good faith now, I will have a better chance to make changes later in the process. Don't think this means I'm signing off on the conference report, he said. The group Clean Water Action rated Doggett 100%. The Federal Marriage Amendment was voted against by Doggett.The bills that he voted against would have banned adoption by same-sex couples. Doggett co-sponsored the Respect for Marriage Act, which would repeal the Defense of Marriage Act, even though he voted for it in 1996. Legislation was introduced to restrict American companies from using overseas strategies to lower their tax rates. In May 2009, when Obama unveiled his plan to change how U.S.-based multinationals are taxed, it included parts of <mask>'s proposal to crack down on tax dodgers. He criticized the renewal of the Bush tax cuts, saying they cost too much to accomplish too little. A group of Democrats objected to the inclusion of a Social Security payroll tax reduction, saying it would endanger the soundness of the program. In 2010, Doggett was responsible for an amendment to an education jobs bill that would have mandated that Texas keep the same amount of education funding for three years in order to receive $832 million in federal money.The Department of Education declined the application for funds after Rick Perry called it an unconstitutional anti-Texas amendment. In 2015, Doggett introduced legislation to close a loophole that allows tax writeoffs for senior executive bonuses, calling it a perverse incentive for companies. cap-and-trade and clean technologies are supported by Energy Doggett. He supported the climate change bill even though he claimed it didn't do enough to protect the environment. He said it stripped the EPA of too much power and was beneficial to coal plants. Legislation associated with the House Ways and Means Committee is usually associated with the Energy and Commerce Committee. In June 2015, Doggett voted against fast-track Trade Promotion Authority, calling it a "charter for corporate America rather than a high-level trade agreement."The U.S. Trade Representative failed to enforce labor and environmental standards. He said that the reason that USTR fails is that it doesn't really try. 'Asleep at the Wheel' is a great Texas swing band, but it's terrible for trade law enforcement. In 2015, Doggett's continued interest in international affairs was reflected in his support for the Iran nuclear deal. Congress did not obstruct nuclear negotiations with Iran because of a successful whip effort spearheaded by Doggett. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was voted on by Doggett. He had concerns that the bill did not include enough affordability, insurance competition provisions, and consumer protection provisions.He conceded the option in the final vote. In 2015, Congress passed <mask>'s NOTICE Act, which ensures that hospitalized seniors are notified if they are in outpatient observation or in a skilled nursing facility, saving them the sticker shock of realizing Medicare may not cover their skilled nursing facility care as expected. The Medicare Identity Theft Prevention Act protects seniors from identity theft by removing Social Security numbers from Medicare cards. The Ensuring Access to Clinical Trials Act was one of <mask>'s sponsored bills. It allows patients with rare diseases to receive compensation for clinical trial participation, without counting towards income eligibility limits for Social Security or Medicaid. Republicans in Congress and "ideological groups that have never accepted the idea of social insurance" pose a greater threat to Social Security than the country's aging population. The House Prescription Drug Task Force was founded by Doggett.The Medicare for All Act was co-sponsored by <mask>. In August 2009, a "rally" against healthcare opponents broke out after Doggett said that he would support it. The protesters, who chanted "just say no", were criticized by <mask>, who said they were part of the "party of no". He said that repeal of Social Security and Medicare is not just about stopping health care reform but rolling back 75 years of progress. He said he was committed to individual choices. The demonstrators opposed all government programs, including Social Security and Medicare, in addition to the health care plan. It is pretty hardball in Texas with the weather and politics.I have a thick skin about this. This really goes over the line. Immigration Doggett supports a guest worker program. In 2004, he voted against a bill that would have required hospitals to report immigrants who received hospital treatment. The Southern Poverty Law Center classified the Federation for American Immigration Reform as a hate group. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is a program that grants Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals to immigrants who were brought to the US as children. One of the leading opponents of the Iraq War in 2003 was called for a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq.On May 24, 2007, he was one of 140 Democrats and two Republicans to vote against HR 2206, a bill that would provide emergency supplemental appropriations for funding the war, and in 2009, he was one of only 30 representatives to vote against HR 2346, which provided funding to continue war. The American Opportunity Tax Credit was authored by Doggett as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. A national commission to examine ways to reduce the number of children who die of abuse and neglect was passed into law in January. Texas has more children dying of abuse and neglect than any other state. The tax and spending deal included an extension of the higher education tax credit. The phased removal of Social Security numbers from Medicare cards was one of the things he worked on with Representative Sam Johnson. The Women's March at the State Capitol in Austin was the largest protest in Texas history and was attended by a vocal critic of President Donald Trump.He was involved in opposing the repeal of the health care act and seeking the disclosure of Trump's tax returns. Doggett sponsored a resolution to censure Trump for his failure regarding the violence in Virginia. The Ways and Means Subcommittee on Health has a chair and a co-chair. According to the Sunlight Project, his net worth in 2006 was over $13 million. The 11th-highest amount of investment in oil stocks was reported by the Sunlight Foundation. <mask> is a congressman for the U.S. House.

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texts: Between 1871 and 1910, there were two great Indian nationalists and freedom fighters who rose to prominence. On November 19, 1877 at Channa village in Burdwan district, <mask> was born. His father was a government official in the Jessore district of Bengal. He passed FA from Burdwan Raj College, which was affiliated with the University of Calcutta, with high marks. He was admitted to B.A. There is a class in the college. At college, Jatindra Nath began to develop an interest in political activities of India.He was drawn to revolutionary methods of attaining independence. He was the first to preach the adoption of revolutionary methods for attaining independence. Martial training of countrymen was necessary for the use of revolutionary methods. Jatindra was halfway through his studies when he left for martial training. He tried to join the British army but failed. Jatindra Nath failed to join the British army, so he began searching for a job. He went to Baroda.He met a man named Sri Aurobindo. Aurobindo helped him find a job in the army because he was impressed by his health. In 1897, Jatindra Nath joined the army as a bodyguard. He was an associate of Aurobindo. Devoting energy to national activities was begun by Aurobindo. Jatindra was asked to join the organisation by Aurobindo. Jatindra Nath left his job to join Anushilan Samity.He became a prominent member. Jatindra's father didn't like the fact that his son left his studies and was involved in anti-British activities. He married him off to divert his son's attention. Jatindra Nath became more involved in the freedom movement. Jatindra Nath lost interest in the nationalist activities after the Alipore bomb case. He went back to his village. He was married off by his parents.When he was a child, he was known to be unruly, but as a teenager he became thoughtful. He would sit for hours in deep contemplation at the temple of the goddess Bishalakshi. After the suppression of revolutionary activities in Bengal, Jatin went back to his native village. His mind was focused on spiritual thoughts. He would visit the temple frequently and stay there for hours. He prayed for spiritual strength, self-purification, and spiritual knowledge. He felt the need for a guru.His parents died and a daughter was born to him. He wanted to get rid of worldly ties. He became a monk one night. He took Sannyasa. For gaining spiritual knowledge, Jatin needed the help of a guru, so he began to search for one. He was searching for a guru but could not find one. He was wanderings when he reached Varanasi.After meeting a monk in Varanasi, he was told to go to Nainital to find his guru. He found his guru, Soham <mask>. The bank of a river is where Soham <mask> established his ashram. He made Jatindra Nath his follower on the same day he welcomed him. One of the most well-known disciples of the legendary yogi of India was Soham <mask>. The only book written by him in English poetry was 'Soham Gita'. It was published in Calcutta in 1913 and Common Sense was published in Kolkata in 1913.The introduction was written by <mask>. "Common Sense", Bangladesh, by Soham, is available on this page. pp. It was 1–3. Jatindra was asked to go to Haridwar by Soham <mask>. Jatindra Nath was able to attain knowledge of God without any attributes at this place. Soham <mask> was rechristened Srimat <mask> Swami because he was very pleased with the spiritual success of Jatindra Nath Banerjee.He was popular with the name of <mask> <mask>. There are many admirers and devotees from Punjab, Haryana, and regions around Delhi. His fame was spread far and wide. After living in Haridwar for a while, he decided to establish an ashram at Channa village. He got permission from his guru to set up an ashram in his native village. After living in the northern India for a long time, <mask> <mask> reached his native place, Channa village. Many people from his village and other nearby villages gathered to see him.He met his wife at his home. He found out that his daughter had expired. He convinced his wife to live the rest of her life with him as the Mother of the soon to be constructed ashram at the village. She was re-christened as Chinmoyee. An ashram was built by the side of the village river bank and soon it was occupied by a group of people. In India, <mask> <mask>'s fame as a great guru and a yoga teacher has spread even more. He was both an enjoyer and a yogi at the ashram.The best quality betel leaves and tobacco were available at the time. The former freedom fighter had become a famous yoga teacher in India. Many freedom fighters and former colleagues began visiting him for spiritual guidance and inspiration. Bhagat Singh was one of the notable freedom fighters to have visited. According to some, he met <mask> Swami at Channa village in the beginning of 1929. He was popular with the name of the person. He was a follower of the Niralamba Swami at Channa ashram.He became a monk. Jna Yoga method is a path of self-realisation using knowledge and was taught by Prajnanapada. There are many distinguished persons who have visited the Channa ashram. He was among them. One of the greats of Advaita Vedanta after Adi Shankara was hailed by <mask> <mask>. He died on September 5, 1930. Teachings wake up and realize self-awareness.Know who you are. How can you know your country if you don't know yourself? You have to become strong if you want to get rid of the sufferings of your country. You have to acquire Self-Knowledge in order to be strong. Human beings are strong enough to cross deserts and mountains. Nothing is impossible for a race with Self-strength Notes References. Grover, G.L.There is a new look at modern Indian history. S. Chand Publication was published in India. pp. 283–284. The guide to Indian philosophy was written by Sanyal and Jagadiswar. Sribhumi Publishing Company is located on Mahatma Gandhi Road in Kolkata. "Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English" was written by A S Hornby.Oxford University Press in the UK. pp. People's Publishing House is in New Delhi, India. In retrospect: Sagas of heroism and sacrifice of Indian revolutionaries was written by I. Mallikarjuna. p. "Common Sense", Bangladesh, is a book by Soham. pp.The Municipal Corporation of Calcutta has a gazette. The press of India. P. 127. "Bhagat Singh: a biography" was published by Hope India Publication, India. P. 84. The Banaras Hindu University is located in Benaras, India. p.Jadavpur University. The Dept. The Jadavpur Journal of International Relations is part of the Dept. Jadavpur University is in India. The edition was published in 2001. pp. Both of them were 117 and 122.The Bibliographic Centre of India. The Indian Bibliographic Centre has aDictionary of Indian biography. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it p. Durga Das is a company. Eminent Indians who was who, 1900–1980, also annual diary of events. The company is located in India.The 1985 edition. p. The Dictionary of national biography was published by the Institute of Historical Studies, India. P. 114. Firma K. L. Mukhopadhyay wrote about the two great Indian revolutionaries. The 1966 edition. P. 101.The University of Burdwan has a department. The Department of History at the University of Burdwan has a journal. The edition was published in 1998. P. 85. The bomb in Bengal: the rise of revolutionary terrorism in India was written by Peter Heehs. The edition was published in 1993. p.TheGlossary and index of proper names in Sri Aurobindo's works was written by Gupta. In 1989 there was anedition. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it Majumdar, Bimanbehari, "Militant nationalism in India and its socio-religious background, 1897–1917", General Printers & Publishers, India. "Luzac's oriental list and book review" was published by Luzac and Co. p. The University of Calcutta alumni are 19th-century Hindu religious leaders.

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texts: <mask> was a writer, a diplomat, a candidate of historical science, and a political figure. <mask> was born on February 7, 1951. He graduated from secondary school in 1967. He studied the philology of Iran in the faculty of East Studies at the Azerbaijan State University. He worked as an interpreter in Afghanistan from 1972 to 1975 and in Iran from 1978 to 1978 and witnessed anti-monarchist revolutions. From 1976 to 1992 he worked as a scientific worker at the East Studies Institute of Azerbaijan Academy of Science, where he defended his thesis on the topic of "Participation of Azerbaijan Republic in the Cultural Relations between". In March 1992 he became Secretary First and Secretary Second at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and in May 1995 he became a Secretary Second at the embassy of Azerbaijan in Tehran.He took part in Diplomatic Courses in Ankara, Tehran, and Cairo. He was involved in the talks of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Heydar Aliyev, with the delegations of Iran as an interpreter from Persian in 1993–1995. He made contributions to the establishment of diplomatic relations. The head of the department of Middle East and South Asia of the Second Territory Office has been there since 2000. On July 1, 2003 <mask> was promoted to the rank of second degree counselor. He was appointed a counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan to the Islamic Republic of Iran. <mask> received an official message of thanks for his support to the brigade of doctors, the group of rescuers, and the members of the ANC TV channel.In order to be included in his curriculum vitae, the official letter of thanks was sent to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was the first substitute of the Consul General in Tabriz until the beginning of April 2005, after which he was the official. The appointment of nephew of a national poet to this position was welcomed by Iran's intellectuals, and articles about this were published in the press of Tabriz. The winter of 2005, page 5. On January 7, 2007, he was promoted to the diplomatic rank of first degree counselor. He received the Jubilee Medal of the Republic of Azerbaijan "90 years of Diplomatic Service organizations of the Republic of Azerbaijan". He was a member of the editorial boards of books.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan celebrated 90 years of existence. <mask> gave lectures on Foreign policy of the Near and Middle East countries, Modern Diplomacy,Diplomatic documents, andDiplomatic negotiations at the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He gave the manuals for Foreign policy of the Near and Middle East countries and Modern Diplomacy to the academy library. He was the head of the State Attestation Commission for the bachelor's degree of the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan. 10/60 was dated April 30, 2009.The date is 10/52. There were 23 scientific works and 49 articles written by <mask>. They were published in newspapers and journals in several languages. His articles and poems were published in the journals "Creature" and "Samad Vurgun and Iran". He was involved in the introduction of Samad Vurgun and his literary activities, as well as the 90th and 100th anniversaries of poet in the Iran media. <mask> was involved in the investigation of unknown sides of Vurgun's heritage. He introduced the narrative "mr dediklri bir karvan yolu" after the death of his father.In 2004, a novel called "Javanshir" was published in the publishing house "Akhtar" in Tabriz. The narrative was published in the journal "Azeri" but with Arab script. His book, "Azerbaijan Republic and Iran: 1940s", was published in 1991. He has participated in several international conferences since his diplomatic career began. Tadeusz Swietochowski wrote a book about Russia and a borderland in transition Azerbaijan. <mask> is an author of articles such as "Tarixi kemiimiz bir nzr" and "Krn sahilind var ski bir ky". During his time in Afghanistan, <mask> was a football champion of Kabul three times and a member of the USSR team.He was playing with Sergey Salnikov, who won the gold medal in the Olympics, and the second trainer of the USSR national team, Vladimir Streshny. Football teams in Afghanistan were coached by the above- mentioned sportsmen. <mask> worked in Iran from 1995 to 1998 and was part of the team that took third place in the championship. The former defender of Neftci, who was working as a trainer in Tehran, played for the benefit of the team. <mask> was a member of the team that won the mini- football championship. The USSR Football Federation got feedback on several of the recommendations he sent them. He was one of the winners of a football competition when he was a student.The family of Vakilov married the daughter of a well-known scientist. The National Academy of Sciences has a senior scientist named Elmira <mask>a. She is an author of 41 scientific papers and a doctor of agricultural sciences. "Azrbaycan Respublikas v ran: 40-c illr (mdni laqlr)" The Republic of Azerbaijan and Iran had cultural relations in the 1940s. "Elm" is a Publishing house in the year 1991. Print page 7.The book: PhD Ta brahimov has comments on it. "Azrbaycan Respublikas v ran: 40-c illr (mdni laqlr)" The Republic of Azerbaijan and Iran had cultural relations in the 1940s. S.Hacl. "dbiyyat v incsnt" is a newspaper. The person is Dilad Cabbarova. "Azrbaycan v ran: 20-ci srin birinci yars (mdni laqlr)" was written in the first half of the 20th century.There are 23 papers and 49 articles. Also see Mehdixan Vkilov Smd Vurun Mirzaa lizad Yusif Smdolu. smayl Umudlu. "Vkiloullar". Pages 61–62 are from the publishing house QAPP-Poliqraf. Tbrizd Ba Konsulluumuz ald was opened in Tabriz. Intellectuals of Tabriz welcomed the opening of the consulate.The name of "Smd Vurunun ad randa bu gn d ehtiramla anlr" is being remembered with great respect. "Smd Vurun v ran" is a song by Samad Vurghun and Iran. Tabriz, N 48, May, 2005, page 23, is in the Azerbaijan language. The opening of our consulate in Tabriz is a historical event. "Tbrizdn Bakya tyyar gldi" was written by smayl Umudlu. "Cavanir Vkilov keib gldiyi yola Uurla baxr" was written by smayl Umudlu. "Tarixi alim - diplomat" was written by smayl Umudlu."Tarixi hadislri xsi taleyind yaamaq..." was written by smayl Umudlu. The World of Diplomacy is a novel by <mask> <mask>. The 1920s were a time of fairs and Iran. Azrbaycan-ran mdni laqlri is a book by <mask> <mask>. The cultural relations between Iran and Azerbaijan in the 1920s and 1930s. qtisadi mkdaln tmli. The World of Diplomacy is written by <mask> <mask>.The first half of the 20th century was devoted to the Republic of Azerbaijan and Iran. The foundation of the economic cooperation is Dvlt darilik Akademiyasnda. Are you looking for the embassies in Azerbaijan? <mask> <mask>'s obituary was about the deaths of historians.

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Javanshir Mehdikhan Vkilov
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texts: <mask>'h was born in 1970 and is a former professional footballer. He was in the France squad that won the 1998 World Cup. He began his career in France with two clubs, the first of which was En Avant Guingamp, where he won the Ligue 1 title in 1996. He won the Golden Boot in Ligue 1 and returned to Brittany. He won the Golden Boot for the 1997–98 UEFA Cup while at Auxerre. He was in the World Cup Final. After the World Cup, Guivarc'h left France for St. James' Park, where he failed to make an impact.He scored in the final of the Scottish League Cup and finished the season with medals in the league and cup. He retired after the 2002 season with En Avant Guingamp. Guivarc'h was born in Concarneau. Guivarc'h's career began in 1989 at the club Rennes Guivarc'h's career began at the club Rennes Guivarc'h's career began at the club Rennes Guivarc'h's career began at the club Rennes Guivarc' In 1991, he moved to another club in the region, En Avant Guingamp, where his goal scoring rate was better than one every two games. He played for the club in the 90s and scored 3 goals in 23 league appearances. After a season at Auxerre, he returned to a third club, where he won the Ligue 1 Golden Boot for 22 goals in 36 appearances.Guivarc'h's Golden Boot-winning season prompted a return to Auxerre one year after he left. He was rewarded for 21 goals in 32 league appearances. The Golden Boot was earned by Guivarc'h in 1997–98. The first goal was scored in the First Round's First leg against La Corua of Spain. There was no goal in the second leg. In the second round against OFI Crete of Greece, he scored twice in the home leg in a 3–1 victory and once in the second in a 3–2 defeat. He scored an 84th-minute penalty to give Auxerre a 2–0 victory over Twente Enschede in the second leg of the third round.Lazio defeated Auxerre 1–0 in the first leg of the quarter-finals. Lazio advanced 3–2 on aggregate after Guivarc'h struck twice in the second leg. Kenny Dalglish was the manager ofNewcastle United and Rangers Guivarc'h. He was sold to Rangers for 3.5 million dollars in November 1998 after playing four league games and scoring on his debut. He won the Scottish Premier League, Scottish Cup and Scottish League Cup at Rangers. After coming on as a substitute in a 7–0 win, he scored two goals away from home. He scored two at Heart of Midlothian.He scored Rangers' first goal in the League Cup final. After only one season at Rangers, he joined Auxerre for a third time, then returned to Guingamp for his final season as a professional. He scored 69 goals in two spells at the club. Guivarc'h was a member of the France team that won the 1998 World Cup. The manager gave him a shirt with the number 9 on it. Guivarc'h was replaced by Dugarry in the 29th minute of the victory over South Africa. He did not play in the victory over Saudi Arabia.He came on in the 76th minute for Bernard Diomede. After extra-time, France won 1–0 with a golden- goal from Laurent Blanc. Guivarc'h was booked in the quarter-final against Italy and was replaced by Christian Karembeu. After the game finished, France won on penalties. Guivarc'h was taken out of the game in the 66th minute as France won 2–1. He was replaced by Christophe Dugarry in the 66th minute of the final against Brazil. After the World Cup victory, Guivarc'h was appointed a Knight of the Legion of Honour.Guivarc'h has returned to his hometown of Concarneau and is a swimming pool salesman. He has three children. The manager of France's World Cup-winning team supported Guivarc'h's performances despite not scoring in the tournament. He doesn't understand why the strikers is seen as a flop. The score column indicates the score after each Guivarc'h goal. Scottish League Cup: 1997–98 France, Individual Division 1 Golden Boot: 1996–97, 1997–98, Orders Knight of the Legion of Honour: The players of Rangers F.C.The players are from Rennes F.C. The French people of French descent are known as the Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur.


texts: The man is <mask>. <mask> was a Dutch Golden Age landscape painter. He was listed in Samuel Ampzing's lof der Haerlem as a painter of ruins along with Jacob Pinas and <mask>. He is best known for his paintings. <mask> and Abraham van Cuylenborch were part of a group of followers of Cornelis van Poelenburch. His paintings were 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 It is not certain if Charles was born in Haarlem or not.He lived in Haarlem until 1628, when Ampzing's book was published. Ampzing wrote a whole verse of poetry about <mask>. Do you want to see ruins? You recognize his skills. He died in Utrecht on July 2, 1638, leaving children behind. His life can be divided into two periods, the Haarlem period from birth until at least 1628 and the Utrecht period from 1628 until his death in 1638. He was a member of a group of painters that included Bartholomeus Breenbergh, Abraham van Cuylenburch, Rombout van Troyen and P. van Hattick.The man is <mask>. <mask> was married to Claesgen van Thiel and they had a son. After 1686), she married Wilhelmina van Swoll. He donated a painting. In 1628, Jobs Gasthuis was introduced into the guild. The man is <mask>. The father of the famous painter of interiors is not <mask>.C.H.C. According to Flugi van Aspermont, this is not true, even though Het schildersregister by Jan Sysmus, doctor of the city of Amsterdam, was published. A testament was found in the book by P. Haverkorn van Rijsewijk. Which means it's not <mask>. Henrick <mask> is the father of Pieter. During his marriage, Hendrik <mask> lived in the same street as his brother-in-law. There was a witness during thebaptism of Anna.His age coincides with his baptising. Most of his works are easily recognised by his signature. The earliest works of <mask> were produced in Haarlem. The oldest school of Haarlem landscape painters distanced itself from the Flemish school of landscape painting according to Flugi van Aspermont. Landscape with Travelers underneath a Dovecote is an example of one of those landscapes. A man in a red shirt and blue pants is standing on a ladder on a wooden dovecote in the center of the panel. On the right is a ruin of a castle.A man and a dog are in front of it. There are trees in the background. The dovecote theme was painted in a canvas painting by <mask> in Haarlem in the year 1628. The two paintings of dovecotes look the same in terms of content, with the exception of the buildings in the right side. On the panel is a ruin of a castle, while on the canvas is a regular building. According to Ampzing, <mask> was admired for his ability to paint ruins. The Utrecht period was characterized by Italianate landscapes and grotto paintings.The beginning of the Dutch Italianate grotto painting that is characteristic of <mask>'s Utrecht period can be found in the city of Utrecht. In the mid-1620s, Poelenbergh traveled to the south and continued to depict landscapes with ruins and grottos. The subject matter was probably started as an independent genre by <mask> and other followers of Poelenbergh. It is not known if <mask> learned about Italianate motifs on a trip south or from Poelenburgh and Breenbergh after they returned to Holland. Classical sculpture and architectural fragments are featured in some of <mask>'s paintings. In his painting Italian landscape with ruins and duck hunters, which is estimated to be completed sometime between 1630 and 1635, a clear connection can be seen to the work of Poelenburgh and Breenbergh. The simple design of the piece is accompanied by more tangible modeling details.The best known works are 'De duiventil - <mask>ooch', Panel 27x32, and 'De grot - <mask><mask> f.', Panel 53x79. It is possible that these were Carel <mask>'s paintings, even though Arnold Houbraken thought he was a student ofNicolaes Berchem. <mask> is a family artist. The father of the famous painter of interiors is not <mask>. C.H.C. According to Flugi van Aspermont, this is not true, even though Het schildersregister by Jan Sysmus, doctor of the city of Amsterdam, was published. A testament was found in the book by P. Haverkorn van Rijsewijk.Which means it's not <mask>z. Henrick <mask>ge is the son of <mask>och. During his marriage, Hendrik <mask>h lived in the same street as his brother-in-law. A witness was present during the ceremony. The age on Hendrik's son's baptising matches that of his father's. It is possible that <mask> <mask> was the brother of dirck <mask>. There are references to <mask>.1638 deaths of Dutch Golden Age painters are reported by <mask> on Artnet.

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texts: <mask> was a Spanish writer. <mask> wrote "sequels" to La Celestina and Amadis de Gaula after he was born to a powerful family. <mask> wrote a lot. His first chivalresque work was published in 1514. It is not very long. The success enjoyed by this first work was continued by Amadis of Greece. The adventures of Amadis of Greece, Knight of the Burning Sword, son of Lisuarte of Greece and Onoloria of Trabizond are part of the second part of Amadis of Greece.<mask> followed this work with two others, one of which deals with the knightly adventures and loves of the first-born son of Amads <mask> and Princess Niquea. The Cuarta parte de don Florisel was published in 1551. English and French were used to translate many of his works. Book VII of Amadis of Gaul was published in 1514, Book IX in 1530, and Book XI in 1551. <mask>'s is an imitation of Celestina and features the love shared between Felides and Polandria. Sueo <mask> <mask> was added to the end of Amadis of Greece, which deals with <mask>'s romance with the woman who would become his wife in 1520. <mask> was buried in the convent of Santo Domingo.The tenth in the series of Amads de Gaula is a Spanish Chivalric romance of the 16th century. In 1532 it was printed in Valladolid. The title is 'The Chronicle of the Very Brave and Hard-working and Invincible Knights Don Niquea and the Strong Anaxartes, sons of the very excellent Prince Amads of Greece'. The first book has sixty-nine chapters and the second has sixty-four. According to the topic of false translation, the text was originally written in Greek and later translated into Latin from which <mask> supposedly translated it into Spanish. There are extramarital children of Amads of Greece in the pages of the work. There are many knights and maidens.The Amadisian models of Amads and Galaor are used to build the main characters, but the secondary character, Anaxartes, is exemplary faithful. The twins Anaxartes and Alastraxerea, sons of Queen Zahara of the Caucasus, who believe they are children of the god Mars but whose real father is Amads of Greece, are armed knights and set out in search of adventure. The princess Arlanda of Thrace is in a relationship with a man who will be the father of Florarln. In order to free Prince Anastarax, who is in love with and enchanted in the Tower of the Tower, they have to find Alastraxerea, who is also in love with and enchanted in the Tower of the Tower. They join a group that includes Zair of Trabzon, his twin Leonoria and second Oriana, daughter of Olorius from Spain and Luciana from Greece. It was discovered that Anastarax is the daughter of the late Onoloria and the daughter of Lisuarte de Grecia. Elena is the daughter of King Brimartes of Apollonia and the fiancée of Prince Lucidor of France.Alastraxerea attempts to free herself from Arlanda by pretending that she is a different person, but she ends up falling for him. Wanting to escape from there, he accepted the commission to defend the Tower of the Universe. Arlanda ordered Alastraxerea to kill the Guardian of the Tower. Anaxartes appeared in the Tower without knowing the identities of the people he confronted. Their combat is very violent and both fall to the ground, which breaks the enchantment of the Tower and all the princes who were enchanted there are released, among which were Amads <mask>, Esplandin, Lisuarte <mask>recia and Amad. There is a plan to prevent the marriage of Elena and Lucidor. The extramarital son of the King of Trapobana has fallen in love with Alastraxerea and kidnapped her.She disguises herself as Alastraxerea to get her sister's freedom. When they arrive at Apolonia, they will be accompanied by Phalanges, who forgives the deception. They escaped to Constantinople, where the weddings are held, after secretly marrying Elena. A war breaks out between France and Greece after Prince Lucidor swore revenge on the Greek imperial house. After several battles and challenges, the support of the troops of Breo, king of Russia, who until then was an ally of the Greeks, forces them to retreat, but later the king of Russia decides to attack the French. The Greeks support the army of Lucidor. After the war, Amads of Greece feels his old love for Princess Lucela reborn and he retires to an uninhabited mountain, where he is the victim of an enchantment.The gentlemen are looking for him. In order to save Don Falanges <mask> from death, he was forced to marry the beautiful Sidonia, queen of the Guindaya island. Sidonia gives birth to a baby with a man, but he abandons her as soon as possible. Sidonia gives birth to a daughter, Diana, whose hand is offered by the mother to someone else. During a trip to Constantinople, Lucela was able to get Amads from Greece. Amads of Greece recognizes Anaxartes and Alastraxerea as children when the main characters congregate in Rhodes at the end of the play. In Constantinople, the weddings of Falanges and Alastraxerea, Anaxartes and the second Oriana are celebrated.The first line of chapter I of the first book states that Queen Zahara gave birth to twins Anaxartes and Alastraxerea in May, which is very rare in the chivalric genre. In addition to being popular among readers of chivalric books, the work had at least six re-enactments: three in Seville, one in Lisbon, and two in Zaragoza. In 1551, the Italian language was translated into Venice's language. Books IX and X of the French Amadisian cycle were published as separate works, the first in 1551 and the second in 1552, but it was also translated into French. The work was translated into German and Dutch and published as books IX and X of the Amads cycle of France. The third book in the trilogy of books was published in 1535 and is known as Sequels Feliciano <mask>. <mask> Lujn continued this work in Silves de la Selva.The last work in the Spanish Amadisian cycle was published in 1551 by <mask>, who ignored Lujn's work. Silves <mask> Selva, the First part of Esferamundi of Greece, was first published in Venice in 1558. The adventures of this son of Don Niquea and Princess Arlanda of Thrace are related to the Mambrino Roseo published in Italian in 1554. The majority of Don Quixote commentators and scholars have sided with Cervantes in mocking <mask>'s works, though many of them had neglected to read them. <mask> had a lot of success during the 16th century. His works are being reexamined for their contribution to Spanish literature. The "Lisuarte de Grecia" is a reading guide for books I and II.The 2003 edition of the Centro de Estudios Cervantinos. There is a preview in the books. The anthology of books of Castilian chivalry contains fragments from Books I and II. There were 53 and 58. There is a PDF of the text in the Virtual Library. There is a reading guide for Book III. The Center for Cervantine Studies was founded in 1999.There is a preview in the books. The third book is called Florisel de Niquea. The Center for Cervantine Studies was founded in 1999. There is a preview in the books. 16th-century Spanish novelists and 16th-century Spanish male writers were from the Province of Salamanca.

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texts: She is an Austrian-American businesswoman. She joined the company 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 She was the first female member of the executive board and led the global brand strategy and communications of the business. She headed the global Swarovski Waterschool program. She left the company at the end of the year. She was born in Germany and grew up in Austria, the fifth generation of her family to be involved in the business. Her great-great-grandfather Daniel supplied Swarovski crystals to embellish dresses for Queen Victoria, and her grandfather worked with Christian Dior to create the 'Aurora Borealis' stones.Her father made sure that <mask> remained at the forefront of technological advances. She received a degree in Art History and Foreign Languages and a minor in Latin American Studies from Southern Methodist University in Texas. She began her career at the Gagosian Gallery and went on to work for Eleanor Lambert. She worked for the Swarovski Crystal Business in Hong Kong before working in New York, Paris, London and Singapore. She started a program of collaborations between the Swarovski brand and leading figures in fashion and jewelry, design and architecture, and stage and screen when she joined the family business. She sought to position the company at the forefront of creative and lifestyle trends and established herself as a leading patron of creativity. More than 200 designers have collaborated with Swarovski, as well as supporting emerging and established design talent through the Swarovski Collective initiative.The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards and the British Fashion Council as official partner sponsor of the Fashion Awards were supported by Swarovski. The program of commissions that reimagined the traditional chandelier through collaborations with designers in the medium of Swarovski crystal was launched in 2002. The featured designers were Arik Levy and Yves Behar. The company collaborated with costume and set designers to further their relationship with the film industry. Blonde Venus, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and Breakfast at Tiffany's all feature Swarovski crystals. Disney's live-action Cinderella is one of the movies in which Swarovski crystals are used. Collaborations with costume designers were overseen by Swarovski in the music industry.The luxury fashion jewelry and accessories line offered cutting-edge pieces created in collaboration with designers, highlighting creativity, innovation and craftsmanship with crystal. Christopher Kane collaborated with Jean Paul Gaultier. The home décor range was launched in 2016 by the company. The launch of Atelier Swarovski Fine Jewelry was overseen by Swarovski. The brand defined conscious luxury as creating beautiful products with the best available materials in a responsible way. Two-time Oscar-nominated filmmaker Eric Valli and fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier collaborated with Swarovski on a short film about their crystal collaboration. Swarovski was in charge of the company's Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives from 2012 to 2020.Building on <mask>'s founding principles of doing business in a way that respects the wellbeing of people and the planet, she steered the company in the direction of designing and manufacturing luxury goods that prioritize sustainable and ethical practices. The Swarovski Foundation promotes women's empowerment and gender equality. Swarovski is a member of the UN Women UK National Committee Corporate Advisory Group. The company supported a research program to explore and improve the lives of women in the jewelry supply chain. The philanthropic Swarovski Foundation was established in 2013 to support charitable initiatives and organizations working in three areas: culture and creativity, promoting human empowerment and preserving the environment. Major capital projects include the creation of the Swarovski Foundation Centre for Learning at the Design Museum in London, as well as partnerships with Women for Women International, Barefoot College, and The Nature Conservancy. The company's flagship community investment program, Swarovski Waterschool, teaches students in six continents about safe and sustainable water use.The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television collaborated with <mask> to create WATERSCHOOL, a feature-length documentary which was released globally on Netflix. She was appointed UK ambassador for Women for Women International in 2015. She was made the German ambassador. At the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, the German Fashion Council, the FIT Foundation, and The Nature Conservancy, <mask> is a member of the Board. She resigned from her family firm after 26 years to start a new chapter in her career and remained involved with the Swarovski Foundation as Chair Emeritus. In 2020, <mask> was named to the BoF 500 professional index of the people shaping the fashion industry. Positive Luxury gave her the Business Leader of the Year Award in 2020.She received an award from the Fashion Institute of Technology. She received a doctorate from the University of the Arts London. She received an award from the Society of British and International Design. She received the award for Outstanding Individual. The Global Fashion Business Leader Award was given to <mask> by the Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards. She received an award from the Women's Jewelry Association. She received a Stephan Weiss Apple Award.She was made a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in recognition of her support for the Palace of Versailles. She received the NatWest UK Fashion & Textile Award. She received the Making a Difference Award in 2012 from Women for Women International. The company was honored by the Council of Fashion Designers of America in 2011. The Museum of Arts and Design in New York gave a Visionaries Award to <mask> in 2007. <mask> is married to a hedge-fund manager. They have three children.Austrian women in business in the 20th-century and 21st-century businesswomen in the 21st-century.

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texts: She is a South African poet, writer, and academic. She is best known for her novels, the satirical tragicomedy Triomf (1994) and the Herzog-winning Agaat 2004, which explore themes including the family, the change in power dynamics occasioned by the end of Apartheid, and inequalities of race, gender, and class. He is an award-winning poet. She is 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 In the Western Cape of South Africa, on a farm called Tygerhoek, a child was born on 10 November 1954. She attended school in Riviersonderend and Stellenbosch. She studied philosophy and languages.Sprokkelster, a volume of poetry, won the Eugne Marais Prize and the Ingrid Jonker Prize. She obtained a Master's degree in 1978 with a thesis about the nature and significance of the literary design. She obtained a doctorandus in philosophy from the University of Amsterdam. Her thesis was titled "Language and myth: a structuralist and a hermeneutic approach" and was written about the works of Claude Lévi-Strauss and Paul Ricoeur. He taught philosophy at the University of South Africa, as well as Afrikaans and Dutch literature at the University of the Witwatersrand. She is an associate professor in the Afrikaans and Dutch department at the university. Two novels, five volumes of poetry, and several short story collections have been published by her.The playwright wrote three plays for amateur theatre. Between her Master's and her doctorate, she moved to Germany to study directing as an apprenticeship. Marthinus Basson directed her play, which was staged in a funeral parlour. It divided audiences and provoked angry letters to the editor, with one review calling it "a baroque assault of forms, idioms, wordplay, lyricism, operatic tragic-comic interludes, and ripping symbolic violence." The tragicomedy about the Benade family is the subject of a novel. After Sophiatown, the famous black township, was destroyed in the 1950s, the poor white suburb of Triomf was built. The book opens in 1993 with South Africa's first democratic elections, and chronicles the Benades' relationships with each other, and their difficulties adapting to the new, post-apartheid South Africa.The novel explores Apartheid's class dimensions and the status of poor whites in South Africa, who were supposedly the beneficiaries of Apartheid, but in fact became downtrodden and disfigured by its ideology. It received positive reviews in both South Africa and abroad. South Africa's only world-class tragicomic novel is the kind of book that stabs at your heart while it has you rolling on the floor, according to the New York Times. The reviewers said the satire of the Benades' racism and sexism was effective. The film was directed by Michael Raeburn. In 1996, when Kamilla de Wet is in the late stages of motor neurone disease, she is able to communicate with blinks and glances. Agaat is the name she has given her longstanding maid, who she now relies on for her care.The power dynamics between Milla and Agaat mirror those occurring on a national level in post-apartheid South Africa. By way of first-person narrative and extracts from her diaries from the 1950s, Milla reflects on her earlier life, as her relationship with Agaat begins to take on extraordinary significance in her memories, dwarfing her relationships with her son and other men. Critical praise was given to the novel. The reason people read novels, and the reason authors write them, is exemplified by the New York Times' register. Mary said it was extraordinary. Agaat won seven South African literary awards, and Michiel Heyns won the Sol Plaatje Prize for Translation for his translation of Agaat into English. She said that she was inspired by gender dynamics in Afrikaner culture and her experience of being treated as a lesbian in the Afrikaner community when she was asked about Agaat's depiction of the separation between men and women.The English version of Novels Triomf was published in 1994. The English version of Agaat or The Way of the Women was written by Leon de Kock. Memorandum: 'n verhaal met skilderye, with pictures by Adriaan <mask> van Adriaen Coorte ca. In die stille agterkamer, gedigte by skilderye van Jan Mankes 1889-1920. The Swan Whisperer was written by Marius Swart. <mask>'s work has been translated into many other languages.The M-Net Literary Award for Novels was given to Agaat W.A. The Agaat University of Johannesburg Prize for Afrikaans Creative Writing was awarded in 2005. The Agaat Sunday Times Literary Award has a prize for Agaat poetry and short stories. She is a nominee for the 2015 Man Booker International Prize. The White Review had an interview with the author of the special issue of the Journal of Literary Studies.

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texts: He is a Spanish singer, composer, guitarist and music producer. He has worked in radio and cinema. He took his first steps in the music world in the choir of the Sagrada Familia and the so-called Rondalla Seguntina, where he set foot on a stage and went on tours for the first time. He recorded his first demo tape at the age of 16 when he formed a pop group called "Somos". He had the chance to experiment with non-European music for the first time while doing military service in Madrid. He studied Spanish Philology at the Complutense University and music, harmony and counterpoint at the Royal School of Music. He worked as a 'troubadour' and a theatre musician in Europe during those years.He formed "La Mandrgora" in 1981 with Joaqun Sabina and Javier Krahe, a trio that brought his romantic touch as well as a sense of showmanship. "If I were the President" was written in 1984. In 1984 he was invited to take part in the Spanish television programme "Si yo fuera presidente" for which he created a character inspired in the vocalists and crooners of the 1940s and 1950s who sung a selection of around 100 famous if long-forgotten songs. He would conduct the orchestra for 12 years. His record "Amar y Vivir" is from that period. In 1989 he accepted a proposal from Spanish Radio 3 to produce and host a programme about the history and evolution of Afrocuban music. It was the beginning of the radio space "corazn loco", which was conducted with a guitar in his hands.The programme had to end because of the unexplained closing of Radio 3. The meeting with Chicho Snchez Ferlosio would take fifteen years. This enterprise would keep them busy for over two years and would eventually take form in "Sobre la pista" and "Tiempo de baile" in which musicians from different generations and nationalities took part. The soundtrack to the film was composed by them and performed by Chicho. In 1994 he arranged and performed with only vocals and a vibraphone an overview of the history of the bolero. Their collaboration lasted for two years until the return of the Venezuela's vibraphonist. Coming back to solo music tours.A new way to play the guitar. <mask> wanted to develop a new guitar-playing technique that would allow him to play some of his dance songs in troubadour. He put it to the test in a show called "Ms all de la Mandrgora", that is, "Beyond the Mandrgora" (1995), which most unexpectedly brought him back to the solo singing tours, leading him to give up his role as orchestra The record company "Avizor Records" was founded in 1997 by <mask> and Gaite to give publicity to new poets and musicians. The project was solely funded by their own earnings and lasted until Carmen's death in 2000. He set up the show "Alberto Pérez y su Orquesta Voltil" in order to pay tribute to his friend Chicho S. <mask> would take a proposal from the troubadour tradition with 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884Someone is working for the radio. There are workshops and lectures. It was acting. "Live it up, life's too short" and "Corazn loco" are some of the radio programmes directed and conducted by <mask>. He has been invited to lecture at various universities and academic institutions, most especially to talk about the bolero and Central and South American music, and he has also taken part in workshops for professional musicians aimed at enabling them to identify various genre and rhythms. His most popular film was "El viaje a ninguna parte" (Voyage to Nowhere) by Fernando Fernn Gmez. "La mandrgora (Album)" is a record.CBS, 1981 "Amar y Vivir", Ariola, 1984 "Sobre la pista", BMG, 1990 "Tiempo de baile". "Vivo con los mismos anhelos, quieren otra persona: dedicarme a lo, viajar y disfrutar de una buena compaa". Everyone wants to devote their time to what they like doing, to travel and be in good company. Spanish male singers, Spanish male guitarists, Spanish male songwriters, 1950 births.

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texts: The plays Holiday and The Philadelphia Story were both made into films starring Hepburn and Grant. <mask> was born on June 18, 1896 in Rochester, New York. The family's marble-and-tile business fell apart after James died from appendicitis a year after <mask>'s birth. Edmund, <mask>'s oldest brother, left school to take over the business and became <mask>'s father figure. <mask>'s play, The Youngest, is anautobiographical account of his family history after his father's death. <mask> discovered at the age of 14 that he was entitled to a share of his father's estate after the New York State interpretation of his father's will. He later said he never intended to keep the money and signed over the estate to his family.<mask> was rejected for military service during World War I because of his poor eyesight, but he eventually found a wartime job at the U.S. Embassy in London and left Yale to assume his duties. At the end of the war, he returned to college to study writing and earn his B.A. His mother and two older brothers wanted him to return to the family business in Rochester after college. He knew that he wanted to be a writer and decided to enroll in George Pierce Baker's renowned playwriting course at Harvard University. Other alumni of Baker's course include Sidney Howard. As well as many critics, directors and designers. <mask>'s life as a writer began at the age of nine when he wrote a story called Tab the Cat.No Thoroughfare was a three-act drama that went unproduced. He worked for the Yale Literary Magazine while writing poetry and short fiction. The Yale Dramatic Club staged his one-act play in 1919. He was writing plays by the time he got to Baker's class at the end of the year. A Punch for Judy was written in the spring of 1921. The Harvard workshop took "A Punch for Judy" on a tour to Massachusetts, New York, Buffalo, New York, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio, but it failed to win the support of a New York producer. Robert E. Sherwood thought <mask> was an "exasperating young twirp."He came to appreciate <mask>'s "Irish, impish sense of comedy" and eventually became a good friend and colleague. Second Threshold was left incomplete at the time of <mask>'s death. While living in Cambridge, <mask> became engaged to Ellen and was determined to establish himself as a playwright before he settled down. He lived in New York and wrote The Jilts because of his concern that his marriage might force him into the business world. The Herndon Prize was won by the play in 1922. <mask> and Semple were married on July 15, 1922, and their first son, <mask>, was born the following year. The play opened on Broadway in 1923 and was a critical and commercial success.<mask>'s Broadway career began. If his story of a businessman who gives up art for the sake of money and family did not make <mask> a revolutionary, it made him a dissenter from the materialistic mythology of America. The decade glamorized and questioned the energetic pursuit of financial success, and the story spoke to that. You and I ran for 170 performances and was followed by a successful tour and many productions in college and regional theaters. Thomas Wolfe, who struggled to be a playwright before finding fame as a novelist, was not happy with <mask>'s success. Wolfe was both envious of <mask>'s facility and quick rise and unforgiving about his barbed wit; <mask> had written a play for their class about North Carolina bootleggers, parodying Wolfe, his background, and his stumbling efforts to write a play. The Youngest was <mask>'s second work for the stage.A rich, provincial family can't accept the unconventional ways of one of their members. This would eventually become a common <mask> theme. <mask>'s third Broadway play, In a Garden, was a prototype for his classic comic works in which a gracious tone seems to be at odds with the often disturbing implications. The final scene of Ibsen's A Doll's House is said to be similar to the one in In a Garden. The play references Sigmund Freud's theories of the unconscious. According to theater historians W. David Sievers and David C. Gild, <mask> used Freudian techniques in his later plays such as Hotel Universe and Here Come the Clowns. It had a performance by Laurette Taylor.He knew that White Wings would ruin the man who produced it because of its calculated departures from Broadway formulae. It was a complete failure. The play follows a group of street cleaners at the turn of the 20th century, and its theme is the increasing mechanization of life. The White Wings, the men who clean up after horse-drawn carriages, are caught between Archie and his sweetheart Mary Todd, who loves her father and the automobiles Archie designs which are a threat to the older way of life. The symbolism was not subtle, with the horses representing tradition and the motorcars representing progress. <mask>'s plays about the modern work force were taken less seriously than other plays about the modern work force. It closed after 27 performances.After the birth of his second son, Jonathan Peter, <mask> took his family to France. He lived the good life on the Riviera for a year and then began work on two new plays. John was a flop, lasting only a few days. The plot dealt with the life of John the Baptist as he waited for the Messiah. The casting of Yiddish actor Jacob Ben-Ami as John and a British actress as Herodias was strongly criticized. The second play, Paris Bound, a comedy about infidelity, ran in New York for over 200 performances. <mask>'s first major hit was picked up by theaters around the country and provided him with royalties for many years.<mask> tried to write a crowd-pleaser, Cock Robin, with the man he met on his European trip. The play ran for 100 performances. One of <mask>'s best depictions of an affluent American family and its confrontation with less convention-bound values is considered to be Holiday, a well-crafted comedy which ran for 230 performances. The New Yorker writer said it was a comedy with <mask>'s precepts in mind. It was filmed twice, the first time in 1930, when it was nominated for an Academy Award, and the second time in 1938, when it starred Cary Grant and Katharine Hepburn. The play was performed in regional theaters through the 20th century and was revived on Broadway in 1973. <mask>'s career wasn't easy: hit followed flop followed hit.<mask> was an original member of the Theatre Guild and his performance in Hotel Universe added to the organization's financial troubles. Hotel Universe is set in a villa in southern France and tells the story of six unhappy characters in search of meaning, if not an author, though they find one in Stephen Field, the elderly invalid whose lonely daughter, Ann, is one of them. There are unresolved issues of the other characters when Field arrives in the later half of the play. Visitors act out roles based on traumas. Eleanor Flexner sees the play's psychologizing and philosophizing as little more than a jaunt to a Never-Never land. <mask>'s mostunderappreciated play is considered by other students of his work. Eugene O'Neill's Strange Interlude was produced in 1931 and compared favorably to Tomorrow and Tomorrow.The story concerns Eve Redman, the young wife of a businessman whose grandfather founded the college in the Indiana town where the Redmans live. Eve seizes an opportunity when Dr. Nicholas Hay, a young psychologist from out of town, talks at the college about education for women. She learns the "science of the emotions" from him. They fall in love and produce a child for Eve that her husband cannot give her. Her husband thinks the child is his. The screen rights to the story were sold for $85,000 at a time when it was considered daring and sophisticated. <mask>, a practicing Roman Catholic whose sister was a nun, wrote many serious dramas, often on religious themes.<mask> was attracted to moralistic themes about mankind because he liked the role of prophet. <mask> described Here Come the Clowns as a study of the battle with evil in which his hero, Clancy, "at last finds God in the will of man." The Joyous Season depicts a nun who has devoted her life to her faith. The 1946 Chicago revival of The Joyous Season did not do well enough at the box office to bring it to New York, despite the many parish priests in Chicago who urged their parishioners to see it. The Philadelphia Story, which was made into a popular 1940 film starring Cary Grant and James Stewart, is <mask>'s most frequently revived work. Hepburn, a close friend of <mask>, had appeared in the play on Broadway, but she had doubts about its commercial possibilities and bought the movie rights with the help of her ex-boyfriend Howard Hughes. She was able to restart her career with the film version.The movie was made into a movie called High Society. There were 417 performances of the play on Broadway. <mask> died of a heart attack at the age of 53. His misfortune was that he was at the peak of his powers during a skeptical age that resisted moral instruction. <mask>'s literary style was modern, but his mind was closer to another author than to S.N. "Behrenman." Even if the vehicles themselves were not as strong as the performances they inspired, he was appreciated by many actresses because he wrote great parts for women.The Bargain The Youngest, adapted as an opera by Douglas Moore, was premired in 1935. Hotel Universe, Tomorrow and Tomorrow, and The Animal Kingdom were filmed in 1931 and 1932, respectively. Southern Illinois State University Press was published in 2010. The name of the person is Leonard R.N. "'Not Enough'?" The high comedy of <mask>. In Arthur Gewirtz.Art, Glitter, and Glitz: Mainstream Playwrights and Popular Theater of the 1920s. Praeger was in New York in 2004. The name of the person is Atkinson, brooks. Broadway. The Atheneum was in New York. Kurt, Eisen. The American dramatists of the 20th century.Detroit: Gale Publishers. Gill, Brendan. "The Dark Advantage" is an introduction to States of Grace. The New York edition of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich was published in 1975. There is a person named Mordden, by the name of Ethan. The Golden Age of Drama on Broadway was 1919–1959. New York: St. Martin's Press.Joseph Patrick Roppolo. <mask>. Twayne was born in New York. There are external links to <mask> Papers. The Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library is part of the Yale Collection of American Literature. American male dramatists and playwrights are buried at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery.

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texts: <mask> was a Russian-born Jewish composer and pianist who composed over 135 works for piano and other instruments. He was an influential voice in the promotion of American Jewish music from the 1940s until his death. Dora and Wolf (Zev) <mask> were the parents of life and Weinberg career. <mask>'s father died when he was 12 and his family was middle class. <mask> was sent to the synagogue to say the Kaddish prayer in mourning for his father. He fell in love with the music of the Hebrew language and the rhythm of the prayer because he had not been raised in an Orthodox home. His interest in Jewish religion and Jewish music was sparked by this.<mask> was a translator of Shakespeare and Heine. <mask> never practiced law, preferring his piano studies. He was a student at the Moscow Conservatory of Music from 1901-1906. He studied composition in Vienna under Sergei Taneyev. He taught piano to many of his students, with whom he remained friends for many years to come. <mask> toured Russia as a pianist and also toured with a friend. He created a two-piano piece based on the works of Rachmaninoff.It was written and performed by <mask> and Rosenoff. He wanted to preserve the unique melody and music scales of Jewish religious and secular folk tunes. <mask> and his Moscow-based peers formed the Moscow branch of the St. Petersburg Society for Jewish Folk Music. He taught at the Odessa Conservatory of Music. <mask> and his family fled to Palestine in 1922 after <mask> spent two months in prison with the advent of the Bolshevik Revolution. Hechalutz composed the first Hebrew opera. The Philadelphia Sesquicentennial sponsors an international composition contest.There was a performance in Jerusalem in 1925. He taught piano to many of his students. <mask> took his family to New York with the prize money. The opera The Pioneers was performed at Carnegie Hall in 1941 and 1947, and at the Mecca Temple in the 1930s. Mascha Benya performed in Berlin in the 1930s in one of the leading roles. Since the Nazi party banned Jewish works from being performed in a concert hall, it was performed in a synagogue. The Sabbath service was set to music in several versions.Temple Emanu-el is a Reform synagogue in Manhattan. Many non- religious works were composed by him. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was set to music for a chorus and three other non- singing versions. The composer of the Lincoln Portrait attended one of the Lincoln concerts. He taught at the New York College of Music for many years before joining the faculty at Hunter College. <mask> died of lung disease in New York at the age of 77. His remains are buried in New York.Theresa Bernstein <mask> was a brilliant woman who spoke four languages and raised their only child, Walter, when <mask> was pursuing his work. After <mask>'s death, Theresa donated his music papers to <mask>, who in turn donated the collection to the National Library of Israel. The director of the archive, Dr. Flam, is a musicologist. <mask> donated a second large volume of her musical scores, personal letters, academic papers, and photos to the archive at the Glinka Museum of Music in Moscow. The papers can be requested. <mask>'s masterpiece "Sonata for Two Pianos" is part of the Glinka collection. Papers from his student days at the Moscow Conservatory of Music are donated here.Theresa Bernstein <mask> was an avid crafter and a gifted watercolor artist. She donated her <mask>'s work and popular culture clippings to the NY Public Library system in 1960. These haven't been found yet. Her grandsons have been looking for them. They are located in the basement of the NY Public Library. Theresa is buried at Ferncliff Cemetery in Westchester County. <mask>'s works are enjoyed and performed today.His clarinet works are widely performed. "Canzonetta" and "The Maypole" are included. <mask> was an in-house composer at Temple Emanu-el. During the High Holy days and the weekly Sabbath services, his works are often performed. You can find videos of contemporary performances of <mask>'s works on the internet. There are recordings of his works in the Milken Archives. Hechalutz (The Pioneers of Palestine) was composed in the E-flat major for two pianos and a string quartet.25. The Maypole is a suite for violoncello and piano. Berceause Palestinienne for piano and opera The Pioneers for violin and piano. The Holy Land Service includes a Sabbath Evening Service and a Sabbath Morning Service. For cantor, mixed chorus, organ Sabbath Service, and two antiphonal choirs. There is a string quartet. There are more references to Shabbat Ba'aretz - American Classics.There is a society for Jewish Folk Music. John Rockwell was born on April 7, 1988. Works by Russian Jewish Composers were reviewed. Ellen "<mask>: Musical Pioneer" was published by the New York Times.

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texts: <mask> was a businessman and politician. He was a founding leader of the anti-colonial movement. <mask> was born on the island of Savai'i to Swedish trader <mask> and his Samoan wife, who had links to the Sa Tupua, a prominent chiefly family. His mother's family hails from the Savai'i village of Asau and his name is Ta'isi. <mask> lived in the family's home village of Faleolo until he was eight years old. At the age of thirteen, he left the school and joined the firm. He founded the first brass band in Samoa after working for four years at DH & PH.<mask> returned to Savai'i and took over his father's business, which had started in 1895 under the name Nelson and Robertson. <mask> was one of the wealthiest people in the Apia community when he was thirty-five. He was influential in both communities. <mask> was treated as equal by the colonial administrators, but after New Zealand took control in 1914, <mask> was left out. Even though he was elected to the Legislative Council in 1924, he and the other elected members were constantly overruled by the government appointees. The treatment turned <mask> into a major force in the independence movement. <mask> started a newspaper in 1927 to support his claims.<mask> was accused of being unscrupulous and a trouble maker by the New Zealand administration. <mask> was exiled in January 1928 by the colonial administration because they wanted to silence him. <mask> took his protests to the League of Nations during his exile. He returned to Samoa in May 1933. <mask> was demanded to be excluded from any meeting by the New Zealand administrator. <mask> should be one of the delegates. On 15 November 1933, General Hart ordered police to raid the headquarters of the Mau and <mask>'s residence at Tuaefu.The leaders of the conference of 100 were arrested on charges of collecting money for illegal purposes and engaging in Mau activities. The chiefs were arrested at Savaii a week later. <mask> was sentenced to ten additional years in exile and eight months imprisonment in New Zealand after he was convicted of 3 charges of being connected to the Mau. The ten years of exile were upheld by the Full Court of the New Zealand Supreme Court. His appeal was rejected by the Privy Council. After Labour won the New Zealand general election in 1935, his exile was cut short. He helped in the signing of the co-operation agreement between Samoan leaders and the New Zealand administration.He was re-elected in 1941. It wasn't until 1962 that <mask>'s dream of Samoan independence was realized. Ta'isi had six daughters. Ta'isi died as a result of the flu epidemic in 1919 at the age of 4. In 1936, the first Pacific Island graduate of the University of Auckland received a law degree. Noue married Tupua Tamasese Mea'ole, who became Joint Head of State when Samoa attained Independence in 1962. Olf "Efi" <mask> was sired by them and went on to become the third Prime Minister of Samoa.The <mask> Family donated the library in Ta'isi's memory. He had two grandsons who were in parliament from 1988 to 2010 and the Prime Minister of Samoa from 2000 to 2010. Lemalu Hermann Retzlaff was appointed Attorney General of Samoa in 2016 and is the son of Retzlaff. Ta-isi's grand-daughter is a doctor. She was the first Samoan woman to graduate in medicine from the University of Otago in 1964 and has devoted her career to improving the health and welfare of women and children in the Pacific Islands. O'Brien wrote a book about Ta'isi O. F<mask> and Sir Maui Pom. <mask>, <mask> was born in 1884.A study of the origins, causes, and the first two years of the Mau in Western Samoa are included in the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography. Albert Wendt is the author of the New Zealand Electronic Text Centre.

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